GiellaLT — Keyboard Layouts
Beware that the documentation pages for most Experimental repos have little or no content, and that documentation for other keyboards probably is out-of-date. Writing documentation is an ongoing effort, and part of the development process. Automatically generated SVG layouts is presently not working.
The languages are grouped in three different ways, according to maturity, geography and language family. Private repositories are not listed.
Grouped according to maturity of the keyboards
Being in the Production group does not necessarily mean it is in production for both mobile and desktop, it can be only one of them. We don’t differentiate between the two categories, as soon as a keyboard is released for the general audience for at least one platform, it is in the Production category. See the documentation for each keyboard for further details.
The columns in the tables below are as follows:
- Documentation: Link to the main documentation for the language resources.
- Repository: Link to the GitHub repository.
- License: A badge informing about the chosen license for the language resources. Clicking on the badge will take you to the full text of the license.
- Issues: Link to a list of open issues for the specific language
- Doc CI: Continous Integration status badge for building the online documentation, including documentation generated from source code. This is the documentation linked to in the first column. When clicking the badge you get to the GitHub list of workflow runs, so that one can click further to see the actual build log files and other details.
- Tool CI:Continuous Integration status badge for building the desktop keyboards for each language. Clicking the badge takes you to the details page for the last build, with links to log files and other details. Mobile keyboards are built as part of the mobile keyboard apps, and not covered by this overview.
Production keyboard layouts 
Beta keyboard layouts 
Alpha keyboard layouts 
Experimental keyboard layouts 
Initial experiments and student exercises.
Keyboard layouts of undefined maturity 
Grouped according to geography
Languages of the Nordic countries
Languages of Russia
Other European languages
Languages in North America
Languages in Africa
Languages in other parts of the world
Languages without geography tag
Grouped according to language family
Uralic Languages
Eskimo-Aleut Languages
Algic Languages
Indoeuropean languages
Niger-Congo Languages
Languages of other language families, isolates, artificial languages
Languages with no language family tag
GiellaLT
GiellaLT provides an infrastructure for rule-based language technology aimed at minority and indigenous languages, and streamlines building anything from keyboards to speech technology. Read more about Why. See also How to get started, and our Privacy document.
GiellaLT — Keyboard Layouts
Beware that the documentation pages for most Experimental repos have little or no content, and that documentation for other keyboards probably is out-of-date. Writing documentation is an ongoing effort, and part of the development process. Automatically generated SVG layouts is presently not working.
The languages are grouped in three different ways, according to maturity, geography and language family. Private repositories are not listed.
Grouped according to maturity of the keyboards
Being in the Production group does not necessarily mean it is in production for both mobile and desktop, it can be only one of them. We don’t differentiate between the two categories, as soon as a keyboard is released for the general audience for at least one platform, it is in the Production category. See the documentation for each keyboard for further details.
The columns in the tables below are as follows:
- Documentation: Link to the main documentation for the language resources.
- Repository: Link to the GitHub repository.
- License: A badge informing about the chosen license for the language resources. Clicking on the badge will take you to the full text of the license.
- Issues: Link to a list of open issues for the specific language
- Doc CI: Continous Integration status badge for building the online documentation, including documentation generated from source code. This is the documentation linked to in the first column. When clicking the badge you get to the GitHub list of workflow runs, so that one can click further to see the actual build log files and other details.
- Tool CI:Continuous Integration status badge for building the desktop keyboards for each language. Clicking the badge takes you to the details page for the last build, with links to log files and other details. Mobile keyboards are built as part of the mobile keyboard apps, and not covered by this overview.
Production keyboard layouts
Beta keyboard layouts
Alpha keyboard layouts
Experimental keyboard layouts
Initial experiments and student exercises.